The Department of Human Services is committed to building an accessible and inclusive South Australia.

We are proud to launch our disability access and inclusion plan.

We are taking real action to reduce barriers faced by people living with disability.

To develop our plan, we listened to people with lived experience, and we have made commitments that will:
build socially inclusive communities,
provide people living with disability a greater role in leading and contributing to decision-making,
make South Australia’s public and community spaces, information and services more accessible,
create access to inclusive places of study, and pathways to meaningful and inclusive employment and volunteering.

We are guided by one core principle: to always acknowledge and respect the crucial role that people living with disability play in shaping our community.

We invite you to play your part in building an accessible and inclusive South Australia.

Speakers:

Lois Boswell, Chief Executive, Department of Human Services, South Australia
Reece Turtur, Senior Project Officer, Disability Access and Inclusion
Sanjeela Khadka, Child Safety Practitioner, Safe Family Services
Fiona Buzzacott, Senior Project Officer, Early Intervention Research Directorate
Eva Purvis, Regional Coordinator, Regional Partnership Team
David Wallace, Senior Information Consultant, Business Technology
Lachlan Cibich, Principle Advisor, Office of the Chief Executive
Michael Hill, Senior Project Officer, Community Services Directorate
John Young, Program Manager, Youth Inclusion Intervention.